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rufty_tufty_ho1

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(Msg. 1) Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 1:56 pm
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Can anyone help me out with a wiring diagram for an XJ600 non Diversion? My
brother unfortunately has my Haynes BOL at the moment and I won't see him
for a while. A scanned one would be good. If anyone can help please e-mail
to g dot tait at ayrcoll dot ac dot uk. TIA.


Also, what's the best way to get the spade connector out of a plastic block
connector? I've done it before but it was years ago. I need to rewire bits
of my bike but don't want to lose the block connectors. Anyone help?
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jim rozen

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 1:56 pm
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In article , gazzafield says...

>Also, what's the best way to get the spade connector out of a plastic block
>connector? I've done it before but it was years ago. I need to rewire bits
>of my bike but don't want to lose the block connectors. Anyone help?

Usually there's a locking tab on the back of the actual connector that
snaps into place in a recess in the plastic block. I've found
the best way is to a) identifiy which side the tab is on (typically
the *opposite* side from the formed crimp-overs on the connector) and
b) insert a small, thin screwdriver in from the front to depress the
tab while you extract the connector out the back of the block.

What I cannot seem to find, is replacment crimp connectors to replace
the ones that exist in various BMW terminal blocks. The typical
failure mode is the wire breaks off just below the crimp joint.
But I need to find the ones that snap in, with the tab on the backside.
Radio shack is hopeless now apparently, they don't stock anything.
The wiring department at both local car parts stores had ones that
were 'close' but still no good.

Jim


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rkleinsch121611

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 1:56 pm
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jim rozen wrote:
> In article , gazzafield says...
>
> >Also, what's the best way to get the spade connector out of a plastic block
> >connector? I've done it before but it was years ago. I need to rewire bits
> >of my bike but don't want to lose the block connectors. Anyone help?
>
> Usually there's a locking tab on the back of the actual connector that
> snaps into place in a recess in the plastic block. I've found
> the best way is to a) identifiy which side the tab is on (typically
> the *opposite* side from the formed crimp-overs on the connector) and
> b) insert a small, thin screwdriver in from the front to depress the
> tab while you extract the connector out the back of the block.
>
> What I cannot seem to find, is replacment crimp connectors to replace
> the ones that exist in various BMW terminal blocks. The typical
> failure mode is the wire breaks off just below the crimp joint.
> But I need to find the ones that snap in, with the tab on the backside.
> Radio shack is hopeless now apparently, they don't stock anything.
> The wiring department at both local car parts stores had ones that
> were 'close' but still no good.

Locally, my first try is usually Fry's.

They're a lot less geeky than they used to be but usually have a
decent array of connectors. Can't say as I've had to replace any
BMW terminal block connectors though, so I'm speculating only.
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dog

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(Msg. 4) Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 2:08 pm
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On 30 Jun 2006 10:09:07 -0700, jim rozen wrote/replied
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>What I cannot seem to find, is replacment crimp connectors to replace
>the ones that exist in various BMW terminal blocks. The typical
>failure mode is the wire breaks off just below the crimp joint.
>But I need to find the ones that snap in, with the tab on the backside.
>Radio shack is hopeless now apparently, they don't stock anything.
>The wiring department at both local car parts stores had ones that
>were 'close' but still no good.

I might have something you can use on my webpages. Send me a closeup of the
terminal if you can, and I'll find you something.

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http://easternbeaver.com/ Motorcycle Relay Kits,
Modulator Kits, Powerlet, Centech, Posi-Lock, Electrical Parts.
1988 K100RS 'Tashoku' - 1991 ST1100 'Sumi Tsunami' STOC# 6327
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